A US commander says facing Ukrainian hunters helped his troops figure out how to use armor in a drone-heavy fight

A US Army commander has revealed that his unit's exercises in Germany against Ukrainian drone hunters improved their ability to use armor in drone-heavy combat. The commander's account, published in RealClearDefense and Task & Purpose, details how his unit adapted to the threat posed by Ukrainian drones, which are known for their effectiveness in targeting armored vehicles. The commander's unit faced the Ukrainian drone hunters, known as the 'Nemesis' drone hunters, during exercises in Germany.

The commander's account has been picked up by several outlets, including Business Insider and UNITED24 Media. The commander's account provides a rare glimpse into the tactics used by Ukrainian drone hunters and the challenges faced by US troops in adapting to new threats. The commander's account has sparked interest in military tactics and the use of drones in combat.

The commander's account has not been contradicted by other outlets. The commander's account is the most recent development in the story.